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No images? Click here July 27, 2022 
Hinoki, SHA's fifth new residential building at Yesler opens with 136 affordable housing units SHA celebrated the Grand Opening of Hinoki, its fifth new residential building in the redevelopment of Yesler Terrace on July 26. The seven-story building features 136 units of housing affordable to people with low incomes. Located at 110 10th Ave S at the corner of E Yesler Way and 10th Ave. S., the building is across the street from the Yesler Terrace Community Center and Park. With the completion of HInoki, SHA is well over halfway in replacement of the 561 older public housing units at Yesler, a 30-acre site near downtown Seattle initially developed by the Seattle Housing Authority in the early 1940s as the state’s first publicly subsidized housing. Commercial space suitable for preschool or childcare services is available in SHA's NewHolly Family Building SHA has a non-residential, commercial space available for lease in the southeast area of Seattle in the NewHolly community. SHA is seeking for-profit or nonprofit organizations that will enhance the area and best serve NewHolly residents. Lease terms and rents may be negotiated to reflect community benefit. 
Muslim American Heritage Month Muslim American Heritage Month celebrates the contributions of Muslim Americans. View a list of resources for sharing and learning, and supporting the Muslim community. ABOUT SEATTLE HOUSING AUTHORITYThe mission of the Seattle Housing Authority is to enhance the Seattle community by creating and sustaining decent, safe and affordable living environments that foster stability and self-sufficiency for people with low incomes. SHA provides long-term, low-income rental housing and rental assistance to more than 37,000 people in Seattle. SHA owns and operates approximately 8,400 housing units at nearly 400 sites throughout the city. SHA also administers more than 11,000 Housing Choice Vouchers, enabling low-income residents to receive rental assistance throughout the Seattle housing market. SHA, an independent public corporation established in 1939, is governed by a seven-member Board of Commissioners, two of whom are SHA residents. Commissioners are appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council. More information is available at www.seattlehousing.org. 
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